The Ambrosian
BELIEVE ME XANTIPPE
"Believe Me Xantippe", a comedy in four acts, was the first play to be staged by
the St. Ambrose Dramatic Club in the semester beginning September 12, 1921. For
weeks before producing the play the cast held many…
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
On December 19, 1921, a unique Christmas entertainment was staged under the
personal management of Rev. M. Morrin. Following his plan of the previous year,
Father Morrin began early in the Christmas season to enlist…
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FOREWORD
High up in the lighthouse, overlooking
the ocean of time, I take my stand and gaze
out o'er the deep.
Ships, manned by men, noble and true—
Alumni—pass in review. Ships, large and
small, fast and slow, one-sailed and…
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TENTH ANNIVERSARY
One wintry day, in the year 1913, a group of "live
wires" were gathered together in their "smoke-filled"
haunt discussing the latest tidbits of college life. 'Midst
anvil chorus the conversation turned to the subject…
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A VOICE FROM THE ENDOWMENT FUND
The St. Ambrose College P^ndowment Fund begs a little space in
this interesting Annual to tell the many patrons of the College that the
Fund is gradually growing and being generously paid.
The…
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VERY REV. FRANCIS P. McMANUS
The students, faculty and Alumni of St. Ambrose College, through
the pages of the Ambrosian, tender to the Very Rev. Francis P. Mc-
Manus their heartiest congratulations and good wishes on his…
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REV. T. V. LAWLER
The present standards and merits of the Ambrosian are due in no small measure
to the spirit of the students who prompted its beginning. As a tribute of desert to a
man who did much to promote the organization of our…
